YoungBuck95
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Duvall has played better defense than Ender this season per UZR.
Duvall has played better defense than Ender this season per UZR.
Anecdotally, we've seen Duvall make a couple massive diving catches in important situations that saved runs vs. Ender who has dropped a few balls that allowed runs to score. Plus you can't have two players completely lost at the plate in Riley and Ender in the lineup. And Camargo isn't much better. Duvall has got to play almost every day right now.
In 43 PA this season Riley is hitting .132/.209/.316 with a K% of 37.2% and wrC+ of 43. In 41 PA Ender is hitting .171/.293/.221 with a K% of 12.2% and a wrC+ of 56. In 44 PA Camargo is hitting .175/.250/.300 with a K% of 31.8% and a wrC+ of 55.
I'm not really sure how anyone makes the argument that Ender is substantially worse than either of those two at the plate, and the defensive claims based on a few anecdotal plays isn't even really a conversation worth having 17 games into a season.
In 43 PA this season Riley is hitting .132/.209/.316 with a K% of 37.2% and wrC+ of 43. In 41 PA Ender is hitting .171/.293/.221 with a K% of 12.2% and a wrC+ of 56. In 44 PA Camargo is hitting .175/.250/.300 with a K% of 31.8% and a wrC+ of 55.
I'm not really sure how anyone makes the argument that Ender is substantially worse than either of those two at the plate, and the defensive claims based on a few anecdotal plays isn't even really a conversation worth having 17 games into a season.
Is Pache expected to play this year? Any word on his recovery? Will service time considerations keep him at Gwinnett until 2021? Inquiring minds want to know. I do realize that the expanded playoffs have changed a lot of calculations. But with only Fried reliable among the starters, winning anything beyond the first round seems problematic.
Do we think Ender would have hit a massive 2 run HR to make it a game in the 9th? I think he would have grounded out to the pitcher.
Amazing that we are still managing to win games. Our rotation is complete shit right now, outside of Fried. The bottom of our lineup is a joke. The opposing pitcher can basically take a breather and cruise through Camargo, Riley and Ender before refocusing to face the 5 or 6 (depends on whether Flowers or D' Arnaud is catching) actual major league level hitters we have left. Hopefully our top 5/6 hitters, Fried and the bullpen can keep winning games for us until we get Acuna and Albies back.
Hot take alert - I'm pretty much done with Camargo. He's had enough time to show that he can hit at this level and he just can't find any consistency. Riley looks bad too, but hasn't had as much time to develop.